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## partial_dependency now honor includes keyword for external dependencies. | ||
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Previously, the `includes` keyword of [[@dep]]`.partial_dependency` had no effects | ||
if the dependency was an external dependency (e.g. from [[dependency]]). | ||
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Since 1.8.0, specifying `includes: true` will now extract the include directories | ||
from the compile args, when `compile_args` is `false`. | ||
However, to preserve backward compatibility, `includes: false` will not remove the | ||
include dirs from the compile args when `compile_args` is `true`. |
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That's not sufficient, at the very least this needs to be
c.startswith(('-I', '/I', '-isystem', '-idir-after'))
, but even that probably isn't sufficient.I'm also really, really, hesitant to do this in general, since the only valid case where a we could get a raw include is from pkg-config (or maybe CMake?). I'd tried to fix this previously and ran into pkgconf bugs on mingw: #10122
At the very least I think this should be limited to pkg-config dependencies.
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I was actually thinking about that PR this weekend
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I see... But OTOH, it will not change the behavior if
compile_args
istrue
. The only thing it changes is when you requestincludes
but notcompile_args
.Not sure about
-isystem
and-idirafter
. Should includes from a dependency include system dirs? For/I
, I though it was already replaced by-I
by meson, but I may be wrong... The only thing I know is thatpkgconf --cflags-only-I
will only keep arguments beginning with-I
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I proposed this because I get caught this morning, trying to use the includes from a dependency. I forgot it was only working for internal dependencies...
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My concern is it changes the behavior of a
declare_dependency()
Currently gives an empty declare_dependency. This is what we intend, we don't support putting
-I
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This wouldn't change, since my changes only apply to external dependencies. Behavior of internal_dependencies remains the same.
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hmmm, I'm still not sure. I'll have a look at what ends up here and then go from there.
Either way a test would be good. There might be something in that PR I linked you could steal.